Talk:United States oil politics
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[edit] Cleanup since 2006?
No one has thought to clean this up yet? None of our power editors have done anything for it?
Come on guys and girls, lets do this article some good shall we? Right now, it just sounds like some screaming conspiracy-theoryist, whiny wacko liberal arguements thrown into hysteria mode. Lets try and cut out any POV and get this to a more fact-on-fact article.
Myself, I cut out the part about the 9/11 hijackers being 12/13ths Saudi: whilst the 9/11 attacks may of indeed been linked to oil, that doesn't need to be present in a statistical analysis of the US's relations with Saudi Arabia. That'd go under a section that would have to be entitled "Controversy," and with a detailed explanation leading up to the fact about the hijackers. Not just some randomly injected fact.Scryer_360 (talk) 02:03, 23 March 2008 (UTC)
